Insights, Tools & Ideas Worth Your Time
Ever heard of “Maycember?” It’s that whirlwind month that feels like a second December. The term was coined especially for parents, but we’ve been feeling the hustle, too!
Here’s a quick peek at some of the tools, ideas, and resources we’ve been digging into lately while working alongside our amazing clients.
We’d love to hear from you. What’s been keeping you busy this month?
Something New: Dashboard 101: A Guide to Metrics and KPIs
Not sure what your marketing dashboard is really telling you? You’re not alone.
Learn what your metrics mean—and how to act on them in our quick Dashboard 101 guide. Decode traffic, conversions, SEO data, and more.
Something You Missed: Life After Pro Sports: Building Financial Futures
Still have your high school yearbook? You never know who you’ll reconnect with.
Proof’s own Stacie Porter Bilger recently reunited with Vicki Hall—former WNBA player and her high school basketball matchup—on an episode of the Proof Point Podcast.
Now a Senior Financial Advisor at C.H. Douglas & Gray Wealth Management, Vicki shares how her elite athlete mindset shaped her approach to building financial strength. From her personal financial awakening to empowering the next generation of women, this episode is one you don’t want to miss.
Something to Use: SEO Glossary
We know we tend to throw around a lot of acronyms and jargon when talking about growing our clients’ organic traffic. Whether you’re an SEO pro in need of a refresher or just getting started, this guide breaks it all down.
Download our free SEO Glossary and get:
- A clear, detailed glossary of every SEO term and concept you need to know
- Best practices you can implement on your website today
- Tips to help you scale up your SEO efforts with confidence
Something We’re Thinking About: Recharging
“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you.” – Anne Lamott
After a full-speed spring, we’re finding value in short pauses. Even five minutes away from the screen can lead to better ideas. Don’t underestimate the power of a quick reset.
